Art didn’t start as a career plan. It started as a lifeline.

I’ve loved drawing for as long as I can remember. As a kid, I filled notebooks with sketches and characters, always drawn to detail, contrast and the feeling of bringing something to life on a blank page. Creating has always been a part of me, even when I didn’t fully realize it.

After one of the hardest years of my life, I needed a way to rebuild externally, not just internally. In 2025, I almost didn’t make it. I survived something that doctors never thought I would survive. I also walked away from a toxic situation that nearly destroyed me and I had to learn how to exist again from the ground up.

Somewhere in that rebuilding, I found a kind of love I didn’t know was possible. Steady, safe and real… that changed everything.

Glass painting became part of that transformation. Each layer, each detail, each line felt like reclaiming something I thought I had lost.

I’m drawn to contrast, horror imagery, pop culture, pet portraits.

My work reflects survival, rebirth, and the beauty that can exist inside things most people overlook… fragility that still holds strength.

I don’t create for perfection, I create from transformation.